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Don't know if they changed anything, or if it is a placebo, but the ffb and car handling feels slightly better after the update.Read a couple of comments on gt7 forum that ffb may have changed slightly during recent change.
Has anyone found need to tinker with wheel or in game settings since Thursday?
@Abarth_71
I'm going to play later on for first time since the update.
agree its been tweaked a bit, at least the tire behavior, maybe suspension. Race tires especially don’t feel so numb. No change to settings so far - its not major. Overall seems more refined to me, but not enough miles to be more specificDon't know if they changed anything, or if it is a placebo, but the ffb and car handling feels slightly better after the update.
Didn't change anything in settings as my current ones feel (even?) good(ier?).
(Using slightly modified Digit Gaming's settings. You can find them in his yt videos.)
I've tweaked them a little - now NDP12, INT7, FOR100 and increased in game torque to 7. Not because of the update TBH but I've got the QR2 now and want see how it is with more force.Read a couple of comments on gt7 forum that ffb may have changed slightly during recent change.
Has anyone found need to tinker with wheel or in game settings since Thursday?
@Abarth_71
I'm going to play later on for first time since the update.
Yea the QR2 is great. I took a chance on the QR2 Light wheel side for my CSL V2 hub and the WRC rim and its solid. o play o noise. I'll have try GT7 again.I've tweaked them a little - now NDP12, INT7, FOR100 and increased in game torque to 7. Not because of the update TBH but I've got the QR2 now and want see how it is with more force.
I might get the Lite at some point just so I can use the GT wheel again if I buy the WRC game. Can't play that with the McLaren.Yea the QR2 is great. I took a chance on the QR2 Light wheel side for my CSL V2 hub and the WRC rim and its solid. o play o noise. I'll have try GT7 again.
Probably better off buying the base separately and adding wheel & pedals of choice anyway. The CSL pedals with load cell added are pretty decent but the GT wheel isn't the best.The GT DD Pro (8nm ready2race bundle) is apparently sold out but both the 5nm ready2race bundle and the -mandatory- 8nm base are still available? 🤔
Isn't the ready2race bundle only for CSL DD and incompatible with PS5?The GT DD Pro (8nm ready2race bundle) is apparently sold out but both the 5nm ready2race bundle and the -mandatory- 8nm base are still available? 🤔
I meant ready2race as the whole category of bundles https://fanatec.com/eu-en/ready2race/Isn't the ready2race bundle only for CSL DD and incompatible with PS5?
I agree. If he's on Ps5 or pc I think the P1v2 is better. I just sold my Gt rim. I have the CSL Hub v2 with a clubsport 330 rim and have the WRC rim. PGodia10 I got a GT DD PRO 8mn boost on eBay for sale only 6 months old. Like new. $500. Only reason I'm selling it is it went in to Fanatec for repair and I was impatient and got a brand new one.Probably better off buying the base separately and adding wheel & pedals of choice anyway. The CSL pedals with load cell added are pretty decent but the GT wheel isn't the best.
For me it's not worth upgrading to the DD+ yet. FFB in GT7 is lacking so the only game I play with great FFB is ACC. I can't justify it just for that and 8Nm is enough for now with the right settings. AC2, Rennsport etc are coming in the future so I'll maybe reconsider when they've launched and also that FullForce is being implemented and is any good.What's everyone's thought on the new Ps5 base coming out. I want it but to much money and I personally this the DD PRO is plenty of power for ps5/4. The QR2 light made a huge improvement to the the DD PRO base IMO. I would recommend anyone that wants to upgrade there DD PRO to QR2 if money is a issue the QR2 Light is solid. No play no noise like the QR had.
Agree, if you have a DDPro stick w it for now, we’re a ways yet to see what Fullforce brings to the driving. Also recall early days for DDPro - took a while to sort out production and driver issues. If you’re on a older base or new to Fanatec, then might make sense to get the DD+ if you’ve got the cash for a bit of future proofingFor me it's not worth upgrading to the DD+ yet. FFB in GT7 is lacking so the only game I play with great FFB is ACC. I can't justify it just for that and 8Nm is enough for now with the right settings. AC2, Rennsport etc are coming in the future so I'll maybe reconsider when they've launched and also that FullForce is being implemented and is any good.
Definitely recommend the QR2 though.
Yea that's about were I'm at to. Was just curious what others thought. Plus to much money for me.For me it's not worth upgrading to the DD+ yet. FFB in GT7 is lacking so the only game I play with great FFB is ACC. I can't justify it just for that and 8Nm is enough for now with the right settings. AC2, Rennsport etc are coming in the future so I'll maybe reconsider when they've launched and also that FullForce is being implemented and is any good.
Definitely recommend the QR2 though.
Thanks for the input. Plus I don't have money to waste anyways. I'm not new to Fanatec. Buying since 911 GT2 in 2010 but just got my GT DD PRO Wheel in Feb 23. I thinking the 8mn is has plenty of power. As Abarth_71 said maybe down the road.Agree, if you have a DDPro stick w it for now, we’re a ways yet to see what Fullforce brings to the driving. Also recall early days for DDPro - took a while to sort out production and driver issues. If you’re on a older base or new to Fanatec, then might make sense to get the DD+ if you’ve got the cash for a bit of future proofing
FFB in GT7 could be better but I find it pretty decent these days, and there are some minor improvements in the latest update IMO - so still lacking some yes, but sucking like it did early on, no.
Available again.The GT DD Pro (8nm ready2race bundle) is apparently sold out but both the 5nm ready2race bundle and the -mandatory- 8nm base are still available? 🤔
8mn. Weird I'm running a ClubSport Wheel Rim R330 with the new CSL Hub V2 and feels great to me. I have not had any problems like that myself faulting out on higher settings. GT7 at Force Feedback Max. Torque: 7 and Force Feedback Sensitivity: 10. The QR2 makes a big difference IMO. I'm running the light.Its feels as if the 8mn dd pro is great with the smaller wheels…with motors in them. Ie. My 265mm f1v2 (ffb max torq:9//ffb sens: 9 all fanatec stuff off. Rest like for at 100) with motors has solid tire grip feel, good oscillation relative to grip etc. switching to my 330mm wheel though, without motor(because i think they have been discontinued) is a tough transition. It just feels so light and numb relative to grip regardless of settings so far. (9/9 in game with only int at 5). Makes me wonder if 8nm is only good enough for smaller wheels?
To that end. Has anyone experienced the dd pro 8nm faulting out when setting the in game stuff higher? Such as 9/9?
Also! I’d read over on the fanatec boards that steering sensitivity, when set to 4 in game represents a 1:1 ratio with the car’s steering column. Can anyone confirm this?
There's no way to see if it's clipping in GT7 which is unfortunate as it can cause wheels to overheat. With ACC you can at least see from the FFB meter on screen when it's clipping - on most tracks the max gain I can run is 70%, on Kyalami because a section of it is really bumpy I had to drop it to 57 to avoid clipping. So if GT7 operates in the same way running FFB max torque at high levels may well be causing it to happen.Its feels as if the 8mn dd pro is great with the smaller wheels…with motors in them. Ie. My 265mm f1v2 (ffb max torq:9//ffb sens: 9 all fanatec stuff off. Rest like for at 100) with motors has solid tire grip feel, good oscillation relative to grip etc. switching to my 330mm wheel though, without motor(because i think they have been discontinued) is a tough transition. It just feels so light and numb relative to grip regardless of settings so far. (9/9 in game with only int at 5). Makes me wonder if 8nm is only good enough for smaller wheels?
To that end. Has anyone experienced the dd pro 8nm faulting out when setting the in game stuff higher? Such as 9/9?
Also! I’d read over on the fanatec boards that steering sensitivity, when set to 4 in game represents a 1:1 ratio with the car’s steering column. Can anyone confirm this?
Nope. i agree noticeable improvement, mostly in the tires I think, but some in suspension and weight transfer. The race tires feel a bit more lively especially, not so numb. But yes more detailed overallAm I the only one who thinks the wheel feels much better after the update to the game? I feel like there is just simply more feel. I didn't change a single setting (and mine are random from when I first set it up) but it feels a bunch more accurate to me. Maybe I hit a growth spurt... I dunno. Just asking to see what you guys think.
Ordered the shifter too, along with the CSL Elite V2 pedals. Wanted to get the QR2 but I don’t want the entire shipment to be on hold until the 30th So glad I didn’t get the load cell along with the GT DD ProOrdered a QR2, and the Clubsport shifter ( black friday offer )